Connect app.youragency.com, upload your logo and colors, and every touchpoint your clients hit — the login page, password resets, invite and notification emails, the app itself — carries your brand. It looks like software you built, because to them, it is.
Your domain
clients sign in at app.youragency.com
6 surfaces
login, signup, reset, emails, app chrome, 2FA issuer
0 mentions
of the platform on client-facing surfaces
Your name
as the 2FA issuer in clients' authenticator apps
Four steps, all inside the platform. No hosting to manage, no email templates to rebuild, no per-client setup.
Pick the address your clients will use — app.youragency.com. Point one CNAME record at our hosting target (we show you exactly what to add) and connect it on the White-label screen. One app domain per agency, swappable anytime.
One CNAME record · no servers to run
App domain
Where your clients sign in
We attach the domain to the hosting project and verify it for you — re-check from the same screen until it flips from Pending DNS to Active. Disconnecting later reverts clients to the platform domain, so nothing ever breaks.
Pending DNS → Active, verified in-app
app.northpeak.studio
Verification runs from the same screen
Five fields on one screen: product name, logo URL, primary color, email from-name and support email. They become the identity every client surface resolves — pages, emails, the app shell, even the 2FA issuer.
Five fields · update anytime
Brand
Five fields — every client surface resolves them
Login, the signup redirect, password resets, invite and notification emails, the app chrome — every sub-account you create inherits your brand automatically. There is nothing to configure per client.
Automatic for every client workspace
Covered touchpoints
Sub-accounts inherit all of them automatically
Nothing client-facing carries the platform brand
White-label isn't a logo on a login page — it's the domain, the emails, the app chrome and the small details clients notice.
Clients sign in at app.youragency.com — a custom domain you own, attached to the platform and verified in-app. Invite, reset and notification links all point at your address, never ours.
Your logo, your product name and your support email — with the platform's marketing rail and trial links removed. It reads as software you built.
The public signup page on a white-label domain redirects to your branded login — clients only ever get in through the invites you send.
Invites, password resets and notifications go out with your from-name, logo and primary color — with replies routed to your support address.
Client workspaces never show platform naming — your brand name runs through the UI and emails, and the AI assistant is relabeled with a neutral “AI Assistant” name on sub-accounts.
Emails send from shared, neutral sending infrastructure with your brand as the from-name — nothing client-facing identifies the platform behind it.
When a client enables two-factor authentication, the account in their authenticator app is issued under your agency's name — QR code included.
White-label follows your plan: upgrade and every surface brands itself; downgrade and everything reverts to the platform brand automatically. Your settings are saved, so returning is instant.
There's no per-client brand setup to forget. Every lifecycle event — a new client, a teammate, a reset, 2FA — resolves your brand on its own.
Create a sub-account for a new client and the brand follows automatically: the invite email goes out under your from-name, the accept link points at your domain, and their workspace opens under your logo and colors.
New client sub-account created
From your agency dashboard
Brand resolves from your agency settings
Invite from your name
Link on your domain
Logo & color applied
App chrome branded
Client signs in on your domain
They see your product, end to end
When a client adds someone to their team, the invitation reads as your product — your name in the subject, your logo in the email, your domain in the link. Their colleagues never leave your brand's world.
Client adds a teammate
A seat on their workspace
Invite is built under your brand
From: your brand
Your logo in-email
Accept link on your domain
Seat claimed
Teammate joins under your brand
Invite, link and login all yours
Even account recovery stays in character. The reset email carries your from-name, the link resolves on your domain, and the reset page shows your logo — replies go to your support address.
Client forgets their password
On your branded login page
Reset flow inherits your brand
Reset email, your from-name
Link on your domain
Branded reset page
Replies to your support
Password reset, no platform name
Even the recovery flow is yours
The detail nobody expects: when a client turns on two-factor authentication, the entry in their authenticator app is issued under your agency's name — not the platform's.
Client enables two-factor
From their account security settings
The issuer is your agency's name
QR under your brand
Issuer = your name
TOTP codes secured
Codes listed under your agency
Right down to the authenticator app
…and because every sub-account inherits the same brand, onboarding your next client is a settings-free experience — for you and for them.
Without white-label, clients sign in on the platform's domain and every email reads the platform's name. With it, the exact same platform presents as your product — your address bar, your logo, your colors, your from-name.
Same platform underneath — your brand on top
Start the trial, connect your domain and set five brand fields — the next invite you send arrives as your product, from your address, on your domain.
White-label is included on Unlimited ($297/mo) and Agency Pro ($497/mo). The 7-day free trial runs on the Unlimited plan, so you can connect your domain and brand every surface during the trial itself — before paying anything.
Still curious? The fastest answer is seeing your own brand on it.
Start your free trial, connect your domain, and put your logo on every page and email your clients touch — the platform stays invisible underneath.
7-day free trial · white-label included on the trial plan · cancel anytime during the trial.